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Applying Agile with Scrum
Learn how Scrum can be used to manage the development of complex and innovative products and services.Preview the first lesson free — get full access to all 7 lessons.
Beginner Provider : Ray Frohnhoefer 7 Lessons · 25m in Arabic, German, English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Chinese
Course Description
In this course, you will learn about Scrum, an Agile framework primarily used for developing and maintaining complex projects. It is characterized by three primary roles, four ceremonies, seven artifacts, and 12 rules. This course will explore how you can bring these principles to real-world projects, and their role in managing and delivering valuable products and services. Scrum can help you continuously adapt and modify your project to stakeholder demands, which could positively impact the quality of an organization’s products.
Scrum was originally created to manage complex, innovative projects where the requirements are not fully known at the beginning of development. It is commonly used to manage projects that consist of multiple interdependent teams, such as developing software and other digital products. For some, it may be the perfect tool for managing uncertain projects, especially when the projects involve new technologies, novel markets, new customers, and highly competitive environments.
What You'll Learn
- Understand the basic principles of Scrum as an Agile framework for developing and maintaining complex projects
- Identify how Scrum's three primary roles, four ceremonies, seven artifacts, and 12 rules interact
- Apply Scrum to real-world projects to manage and deliver valuable products and services
- Use charts in Scrum to support project management
- Explore the practical uses of Scrum for managing complex, uncertain, and innovative projects
Key Takeaways
- Scrum is an Agile framework primarily used for developing and maintaining complex projects.
- Scrum is characterized by three primary roles, four ceremonies, seven artifacts, and 12 rules.
- Scrum was originally created to manage complex, innovative projects where the requirements are not fully known at the beginning of development.
- Scrum is commonly used to manage projects that consist of multiple interdependent teams, such as developing software and other digital products.
- Scrum can help teams continuously adapt and modify a project to stakeholder demands, which could positively impact the quality of an organization's products.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Scrum and what is it used for?
Scrum is an Agile framework primarily used for developing and maintaining complex projects. It is commonly used to manage projects that consist of multiple interdependent teams, such as developing software and other digital products.
What will I learn in this course?
You will learn the basic principles of Scrum, discover how the three primary roles, four ceremonies, seven artifacts, and 12 rules interact, and how to apply Scrum to real-world projects.
What topics does this course cover?
The course covers an introduction, what Scrum is, Scrum roles, the four Scrum ceremonies, using charts in Scrum, practical uses of Scrum, and a test your knowledge section.
When is Scrum a good fit for a project?
For some, Scrum may be the perfect tool for managing uncertain projects, especially when the projects involve new technologies, novel markets, new customers, and highly competitive environments.
What skills does this course help build?
The course relates to skills including Agile Management, Agile Methodology, Agile Project Management, Agile Projects, Scrum (Software Development), and Certified Scrum Master.
